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Fair Play (All's Fair, #2)

Josh Lanyon

Start date: November 10, 2014

Finish date: November 30, 2014

Discussion: Book of the Month Club

Why we're reading this: A much awaited sequel to Fair Game!
Release: November 10th
BOM November 2014
[close] A much awaited sequel to Fair Game!
Release: November 10th
BOM November 2014

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Oct 30, 2014 JR rated it it was amazing

Shelves: romance, life, favorites, mystery, leo, broken-men, may-december, ptsd, deserves-more-than-5-stares

Just when I think Josh Lanyon can't top himself, he proves me wrong in the best possible way.

Elliot and Tucker are back. Struggling with their relationship, but each knows that they want this to last. When Elliot's dad Rolland has his house burned down, events are set in motion that center around Rolland's attempt to publish his memoirs. Apparently, some people don't wish to have his book see the light of day. Rollie disappears leaving Elliot to try to find the arsonist, and unravel his dads r ...more

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Nov 10, 2014 liz rated it really liked it

Aaw. I really like Elliott and Tucker. They fight. They make up in the best ways where Tucker says the stuff that just melts me into a pile of goo. Don't get me wrong; he can be a lying jerkface. I don't care how HE defines lying. His reasons though, man. Gets me right in the feels.

The mystery is...a mystery. It's fine. There are a lot of side stories and extra characters. Not uncommon in a Lanyon book. I like the relationships in this one. Some interesting and some annoying.

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Dec 04, 2014 Joy rated it liked it

Did not love this as much as earlier Lanyon wonders--the dynamics between Elliot and Tucker was strange and strained--never really felt the love

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Nov 19, 2014 Feliz rated it liked it

Shelves: contemporary, m-m, cops-detectives-lawmen, crime

hmm...i'm not sure about this one. The writing, as always, was masterful, but the story left me cold. Maybe a reread will be in order some time in the future. ...more

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Nov 14, 2014 2mmommy rated it really liked it

This was another wonderful story by Josh Lanyon. Elliott and Tucker are living together and really learning how to be in a relationship, while dealing with someone trying to kill Elliott's father. I enjoyed this one, although I will say that I wish the relationship aspect had gotten more page time than the conflict with Roland. Overall, I liked this. I hope we can revisit these two again. ...more

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